... feeling about Church questions, which appears to animate almost every political section of the community, except the pure Whigs, has produced recently other expressions of opinion from very different authorities. Our Contemporary, The Times, claims Sir ...

... splendid sample, and quite free from ” branchmess.” This is quite tho longest of any wc have heard of this season. —Northern Daily Whig. Potatoes.—Thus far this is the best year for potatoes that has been known Cornwall for long time; and it is stated that there ...

... subsided, and, with vary little delay, the other perlormeuoes were gone on with, end without further interruption.—.Vcridera Whig. ...

... every whit much to blame as they are. It is the object of this letter to prove this. Now, what is it the people condemn in the Whigs ? Lord Palmerston is blamed for not having acted vigorously for the Danes, after leading them on to believe that he intended ...

... moderate Whig party who gave their almost useless support upon Monday evening, raising to such disproportionate dimensions the Ministerial majority, were absent upon the following night when the Government really wanted their aid. One the Whig members ...

... the Whigs been obliged to become Radical Re“W moreL t0 their P”* w their °l d ...

... Dowse, Q.C., of the North-West Circuit; aad that Mr. James M‘Lean, of Belfast, will be attorney for the prisoners.— Northern Whig. \ Alarm in Fire in Totten ham -co urt- road . Yesterday morning, about a quarter past three, as a oabdriver, No. 808, was ...

... accompanied to the railway station and seat gamed by the opposrte party, it may fe the amll prove a serious injury. The defect in Whig tactics prinoe 06car with their Highseems to that their party has no dehned policy. nesses far Gothenbu And the Reformers are ...

... Reformers has hitherto been secured for the Government by the presence of Earl Russell in the Cabinet, and the strong phalanx of Whig members has been, perhaps, more easily managed while his Lordship remains in the same position which he holds. But the unfortunate ...

... representative who had sat for the county for twenty years. On that occasion the popularity of Lord Palmerstox carried one Whig candidate of powerful local connexions successfully through the election. offer any opposition to the retention by the Con ...

... Government might have carried a Church-rate bill if it had chosen to do so. Meanwhile the great undecided class, who are neither Whigs nor Tories, hesitate and vote —as the late Brighton election—they scarcely know why or wherefore. But to represent, as writers ...

... aTLiTi*’ 11 !> » rri »t« want the Northern Cirnuit. IV, • pleader for some years, and fa . counsel and bencher. Theaunevuar the Whig mtereet tor Durham wrth Mr. Orrurger. Owing t« the death ri tbs vacancy takm tba repneeata-IM-H i i '* l - The lalo Sir William ...